Travel Guide

Are you travelling to our clinic? Use our travel resources below to find local accommodations and travel tips.

Travel Plans

Travel Information

I need a travel letter for traveling with medications or dosing.

You can request a travel letter good for up to 1 year for medications, SLIT, and food. Fill out our Forms and Submissions form to request.

How can I travel safely to the clinic?

Check out our detailed travel resource:

TPIRC and SCFAI Guide Map

Long Beach Site

San Diego -Vista Site

Long Beach Hotel Partnerships

The Cove, Ascend Hotel Collection

200 E. Willow St.,
Long Beach, CA 90806

$109 per night Single/Double Room.
Book by calling 562-273-9370 or email info@covelongbeach.com and mention Southern California Food Allergy Institute.

The Marriot Hotel Long Beach

4700 Airport Plaza Dr.,
Long Beach, CA 90815

$169 per night Single/Double Room.
Book by calling 562-425-5210 and ask for the SCFAI rate. They also offer a shuttle service to and from appointments.

Hyatt Regency Huntington Beach

21500 Pacific Coast Hwy,
Huntington Beach, CA 92648

22% discount on all rooms and waived resort fee. Select “Special Rates” and use group code: CR151590.

North San Diego Hotel Partnerships

Seabird Resort

101 Mission Ave, Oceanside Beach, California, United States, 92054

Select “Special Rates” and use group code: CR151590.

Mission Pacific

201 N. Myers St., Oceanside, California, United States, 92054

Select “Special Rates” and use group code: CR151590.

Long Beach Welcome Guide

Learn all about us and Long Beach’s attractions by reading this guide!

101 Mission Ave, Oceanside Beach, California, United States, 92054

Select “Special Rates” and use group code: CR151590.

Travel Tips

Airplane Travel

-Do not dose maintenance or treatment foods 4 hours prior to boarding a plane.
-When leaving your appointment, you should have at least 4 hours after the end of the appointment to board an airplane.
– After your appointment, we prefer that you board an airplane the next day in case of any delayed reactions.

Car Travel

-It would be best not to do any dosing and start a long car ride.
-It would be better to wait until they are in a non-moving environment to do any
dosing.

Gummy Care

-If dosing with gummies, be sure to carry your gummies in a light-tight container. DO NOT expose to direct sunlight.

Travel Letter

-We can provide a travel letter for medications, slit, and foods.
-Go to the FAI website and under the TIP Connect tab is the forms and letter submission area. You can follow the instructions to request any forms and letters from us.

Scenario Medications

-Whenever you travel away from your house, you should carry all 3 scenario kits
in case of an accidental exposure or reaction.
SLIT

-When traveling with SLIT, it would be best to remove the sprayer and replace it
with the cap that the slit originally came with. The sprayer can sometimes leak.